NC climate change bill draws handful of protesters

Published June 26, 2012 11:02pm ET



RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — As state House committee members were wrapping up up their work on legislation to guide North Carolina’s position on climate change, a handful of protesters showed up Tuesday to say the state must not hide from scientific evidence on rising sea levels.

Republican Rep. Pat McElraft of Carteret County said a committee has almost finished reworking the bill that was unanimously rejected last week. She said it could be up for a vote Wednesday and that committee members are “pretty much in agreement” on how to move forward.

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